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Teachers: Get free Chipotle this week

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Credit: Chipotle

Credit: Chipotle

By Molly Bloom
May 1, 2017

Chipotle is giving all educators buy-one/get-one-free burritos, bowls, salads and tacos on Tuesday.

Just show up at any U.S. Chipotle from 3 p.m. to close with your school ID and order away.

Related: Teachers get free food at Chick-fil-A on Tuesday: here's how

The offer’s open to teachers from preschool all the way through college.

The fine print: One free entree item per teacher customer. And it's only valid for in-store orders.

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